Gas Stations in West Union, WV

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  1. 514 W Main St, West Union WV 26456

    4.8 Superb 20 reviews

    “Great place, the owner is a great guy and helped me understand what I needed to do to fix up my car and have it back up in running in no time. He is a great guy who is very friendly and would help you get back on the road in no time at all.”

  2. 125 Marie St, West Union WV 26456

    4.6 Superb 18 reviews

    “I've been meaning to write this review for a while.I decided to drive across the country in a car that was not suitable for driving across the country and ended up breaking down near West Union. Bulldog was the only place open. They knew I was completely alone, had nowhere to go and was in a vulnerable situation. They could easily have gouged me for plenty of money. Kevin was able to get a part on short notice (usually very hard to find parts - I have a 2002 Isuzu), and had it fixed within days. They even let me hang out in the shop until I could get a ride.I was able to store my car in their lot for a couple weeks until I was able to come back and get it, and the bill was completely reasonable. Plenty of mechanics charged me excessive amounts of money and left me feeling uneasy but this was definitely not one of them.If you ever get a fuel leak on highway 50, I have to recommend Bulldog :)”

  3. 404 E Main St, West Union WV 26456

    4.3 Superb 11 reviews

    “I second the review about the night shift worker, Chris Kelley. Polite and helpful young man... however I think wearing a tuxedo is a bit much for working at a gas station.”

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  5. 101 Snowbird Road, West Union WV 26456

    3.7 Good 36 reviews

    “Best pepperoni rolls on the planet!!!! Can't wait to go back to saint Albans for another one they even have some with banana peppers omg the best thing you will ever eat. (The ones where the hot food is sold not the nasty ones with the regular snacks)”

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